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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
14
The text reviews a presidential message on wartime finances and veteran aid, arguing supporters see sincerity while critics fear inequities for veterans. It cites Henry Ford wage changes, Frank Presbrey’s birthday reflections, and Father Coughlin's reactions, framing the era's political tensions and media portrayals.
Col Alexander E Williams former quartermaster corps officer was found guilty by an army court martial of soliciting and obtaining a loan of 2000 while in high rank. He was dismissed from military service though a clemency recommendation was made. Acquitted on one count of additional funds claim. Proceedings move to the judge advocate general for review and secretary of war action.
Berlin reports the execution of Wilhelm Krueger of Dusseldorf for betraying military secrets. Reichsführer Hitler granted clemency earlier, extending leniency before the sentence was carried out.
Dallas police fought a running gun battle with a gang in the southeast city area. Two bystanders, W. L. Renfrow and David H. Motley, were wounded by pistol fire as detectives examine whether the bullets came from the fleeing suspects or a police gun.
K Quin and Street Commissioner Paul Steer were shown the bids Thursday morning for new cars. The bids were referred to the purchasing agent for final action and review.
Sixty Barksdale field aircraft and aircrew from Brooks and Muskogee began a search over the Sabine country after reports indicated an Army plane, possibly the Brooks field ship, was seen flying in heavy rain toward the Sabine River bottoms. The missing crew included Second Lieut. Wendell Holiday and Private Traficks from Muskogee to Shreveport. a search command under Maj. C. P. Griffin coordinated 49 Barksdale planes and 10 from Brooks Field.
In Edinburg on May 23, eight jurors were selected for the Richard A. Palmer trial over the fatal slaying of Percy A. Calkins, a Houston salesman. A brief night session was held to expedite proceedings, with a noon verdict expected. The court rejected a venue change request filed by James McAlister.
Ursuline Academy schedules senior graduation events in the academy auditorium with a Sunday garden party at the convent and an 8 03 p m service in the chapel, followed by a Tuesday night commencement in the auditorium where graduating honors will be conferred.
Washington May 1 1993 The House Foreign Affairs Committee informally approved a joint resolution authorizing a 300000 appropriation for the Texas Centennial The committee plans to send the legislation to the floor after morning amendments Centennial center Austin May 23 Jatine Singleton of Waxahachie was named chief of the Centennial division of the state board of central to advise construction of Centennial buildings and related projects
Rain totals for May reach near twelve inches as storms drenched the city. Officials report 11.7 inches downtown with suburbs over an inch and forecast more showers and thundershowers. Temperatures to rise to the mid 80s with northeast winds.
Six naval fliers, crew of seaplane PT, died when their large patrol plane crashed during United States maneuvers in the central Pacific aboard the flagship Peyney. The crash, during an eight craft exercise, occurred Tuesday and was not disclosed until today as rescue efforts failed.
A bandit accosted Hans Kulenkampert at 1623 North Alamo Street as he entered his new coupe near the Gunter hotel entrance on St Marys street. The man forced a drive to Salinas and Camaron streets, robbed him, and fled in the car.
Dana Buckinghead and Jack Fisher arrived at Dayton municipal airport at 1:03 PM on May 14 after a cross country flight in a junior sportsmen aircraft. They set off immediately for Johnstown, Pa, though weather and timing created delays noted by observers.
A heist attempt in the harbor district left one man dead and two others wounded. The slain man was Lelands Mace Ardinn, 29, of Long Beach, believed to have been the money car’s driver. Four police officers were injured as bystanders and medical staff provided aid, while physicians assessed the suspect’s condition.
Geneva reports Premier Mussolini rejected Anglo French mediation ideas for Africa peace talks. The precise wording of the proposal was not fully revealed, signaling Italy’s stance amid ongoing negotiations.
The piece argues the president's speech favors bankers and business, highlights conservatism, and warns against undue confidence in economic policies amid tax hikes, spending, and various bills. It cautions that the president is only fiscally conservative regarding soldiers, urging broader restraint and regard for veterans. The text notes veterans suffered in a foreign war and valued government ideals, ending with a page reference.
The notice advertises multiple rooming and lodging options at addresses like 241 Pacific and 53150 week, with rooms on 618 N Alage and 255 E Bignle Faetl. It mentions adult information and a complete list of ins available in the want ad pages and invites readers to start want ads Friday for the weekend issue of The Light.
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Thursday night and Friday. Thursday night low around 68 degrees with a high near 74. Friday cooler in northwest and north central parts. Moderate to fresh east to north winds along the coast. Panhandle also partly cloudy with showers likely. Additional details on page 31.
In Washington on May 22 23 the U S senate failed to reach a two thirds vote to override President Roosevelt in rejecting the Patman bonus bill. The debate centered on monetary impact with Sen Borah Thomas and Patman urging support while veterans and supporters warned of inflation and devaluation. The veto stood as final with final roll call showing insufficient votes to enact the bonus.
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